armor set Archives

AppWizard

September 27, 2025

Diablo 4 is crossing the streams with Starcraft cosmetics, and honestly? A Terran marine makes a better Barbarian than I’d have expected

Blizzard Entertainment has announced a new series of Starcraft-themed cosmetics for Diablo 4, including armor sets for each class. The Barbarian armor set is inspired by Jimmy Raynor's armor from Starcraft 2, featuring a skull-etched faceplate and demonic platemail. The Necromancer's set is themed after the Zerg broodmother, while the Druid's armor, inspired by a Zerg-infested marine, has received mixed reactions. The Rogue and Sorcerer sets are based on Zeratul and Tassadar, respectively, and may overshadow the Diablo classes' identities. Additional offerings include a Zergling mount and a Hydralisk companion. The Starcraft skins will be available in the Diablo store on September 26 at 12 PM PDT, with a daily login reward from September 26 to September 28 that includes a free Starcraft-themed weapon skin and player emblem. Pricing is expected to be around 2800 platinum or approximately USD.

AppWizard

September 27, 2025

Don’t let Monster Hunter Wilds’ first elder dragon distract you from how exciting its new FF14 event is

The first elder dragon in Monster Hunter Wilds is the returning Gogmazios. The upcoming Omega Planetes event in Final Fantasy 14 is expected to surpass the previous collaboration featuring Behemoth. Naoki Yoshida, the game director of FF14, aims to improve his team's performance. Omega Planetes will feature Nerscylla clones and familiar foes like Morbol Seedlings and Cactuars. The Bale Armor set will include a skill called 'Soul of the Dark Knight,' which mimics the FF14 ability The Blackest Knight. The Greatsword will have a unique weapon skill named 'Shadowbringer.' Capcom will introduce the Soul of the Pictomancer, allowing players to execute a three-spell sequence for damage. Monster Hunter Wilds Free Title Update 3 launches on September 29, requiring Hunter Rank 41 or higher and completion of the 'What Lies Ahead' mission. The Festival of Accord: Dreamspell will occur from October 22 to November 12. Players are encouraged to optimize their framerate with upcoming PC fixes in Title Update 4.

AppWizard

September 25, 2025

Monster Hunter Wilds’ FF14 collab features not one, but two iconic classes, and it arrives very soon

Capcom has announced a crossover between Monster Hunter Wilds and Final Fantasy 14 during the Capcom Online Program livestream at the Tokyo Game Show. This collaboration will introduce two jobs from Final Fantasy 14: the Dark Knight, who wields a two-handed sword and has abilities like Blackest Night and Shadowbringer, and the Pictomancer, who uses a paintbrush to create spells such as Pom Motif and Wing Motif. New cosmetic items will be added, including equipment for Palicos and Seikrets, pendants, and gestures. Four gestures will be free, while Cosmetic DLC Pack 3 will be available for purchase. A new mission will be available for players who complete the What Lies Ahead quest, and a new arch-tempered monster, Nu Udra, will be introduced through a permanent event quest. Title Update 4 will feature a battle against the lava dragon Gogmazios, scheduled for December 2025. Title Update 3 will launch on September 29, and Nu Udra will be available on October 22. Monster Hunter Wilds is available for download on Steam.

AppWizard

September 19, 2025

Square Enix shows off the FF14 Monster Hunter Wilds crossover rewards, but I’m quietly hoping for more

A special site for Final Fantasy 14 has revealed details about the upcoming Monster Hunter Wilds crossover event, launching in early October. The collaboration will introduce Guardian Arkveld in FF14 and Omega Planetes in Monster Hunter Wilds. Players can expect new gear, mounts, minions, and housing items. The event will feature a quest where players hunt Guardian Arkveld with a Felyne client and Seikret steed. The base encounter, 'The Windward Wilds,' requires a 725 item level, while the extreme version requires 740. Rewards include the Hope armor set and weapons inspired by Guardian Arkveld. A Seikret mount and new minions, including a baby Seikret and a Vigorwasp, will also be available. Housing items inspired by Monster Hunter Wilds will be introduced. The crossover requires players to be active subscribers who have completed the 7.0 Dawntrail MSQ with a level 100 character. The collaboration will be a permanent addition to the game.

AppWizard

September 17, 2025

Destiny 2’s latest game-breaking bug: Players can no longer respawn in solo activities… Like, at all

Players are currently unable to respawn in Solo Ops activities after dying, and this issue is being investigated by Bungie. The respawn button is unresponsive post-countdown, forcing players to exit to orbit or switch characters to rejoin. This bug also extends into Patrol zones, although self-revival is sometimes possible. Additionally, the exotic hand cannon Sturm is providing an unintended +380% damage boost, leading Bungie to disable it in the Trials of Osiris PvP mode while allowing the bug to persist in PvE. Bungie has paused non-critical balance fixes, but Sturm is considered a critical issue. There are several known issues, including players being killed immediately upon respawning in specific activities and engrams dropping at lower Power levels than advertised. Bungie's community team has expressed frustration over the ongoing issues and their impact on player trust. They have also allowed players to earn a previously paid armor set as an in-game reward.

AppWizard

September 14, 2025

Furious players accuse Bungie of secretly moving a stunning free armor set into the Eververse Store so players have to pay real money for it instead

Destiny 2 is experiencing a significant downturn, marked by player disillusionment and numerous gameplay bugs. A recent controversy involves a new armor set that was expected as a reward from the Iron Banner activity but was instead made available for purchase in the Eververse Store for 1,500 Silver per character. Players are frustrated that the armor is a "reprised" version of older designs and lacks originality. The concept art for the armor, created by Ben Low, was removed shortly after its release, leading to speculation about Bungie's decision-making. Community reactions are mixed, with concerns about the franchise's future and criticism of Bungie's focus on revenue over player satisfaction. The game's known issues page is extensive, reflecting player frustrations with its current state. The community is awaiting a response from Bungie regarding the armor set controversy, but the studio has remained largely silent.